I would add that if a bank was to state that they officially support Linux, then they may find that a user is using an obscure combination of distro and browser that will not work.
Plus, banks tend to put profits way ahead of customer service. David Bruno Girin wrote: > On Sun, 2010-10-10 at 16:16 +0100, SuperEngineer wrote: > >> A suggestion.... use your feet to vote & move bank to one that does >> support Ubuntu / Linux... there are plenty. >> > > I could but I'm not sure that would be very productive. > > First, the problem is with the business banking site so it means I would > have to change my business's accounts and therefore change all templates > I have such as invoice templates, etc. > > Then, the problem is quite recent. Their business web site used to work > fine with Linux, it's only recently that it started not working. So if I > were to go through all the hassle of changing banks, I would need to > move to a bank that *officially* supports Linux. Otherwise, I may very > well find myself in the same situation with another bank in the future. > > Finally, even though there are a lot of banks that have web sites that > happen to work fine on Linux, I am not aware of any one that does > officially supports it and that will actually deal with a support > request any better than my current bank has. > > What I'm interested in is the last bit. Whether their web site happens > to work on Linux or not is one thing. But as soon as you send a support > query, you get a canned answer saying they don't officially support it. > What I'd really want to know is what can we do to change that behaviour? > > Bruno > > > > -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/